Partners & Resources

The City of Eagle Pass is a vital partner in our work to end domestic violence and support survivors. Through collaboration with local leadership and public services, we are able to expand resources, improve community safety, and ensure that survivors and their families have access to compassionate, culturally responsive care. Together, we are building a stronger, safer community for all.

The Ryan White Program provides essential care and support for individuals and families affected by HIV/AIDS in Eagle Pass. From free testing and prevention resources to medical treatment, housing, food, and transportation assistance, the program ensures access to life-saving services and fosters hope, health, and resilience in our community.

MCHD is focused on building a healthcare home that meets all public needs. From primary care, to specialty care and behavioral health while supporting community programs.

Provides Therapist led sessions | Peer Support Survivor led sessions.

Conducir la política exterior de México mediante el diálogo, la cooperación, la promoción del país y la atención a los mexicanos en el extranjero, así como coordinar la actuación internacional del Gobierno de la República.

La Secretaría de las Mujeres coordina las acciones y políticas públicas que se implementan a nivel nacional para promover las condiciones para avanzar hacia una vida libre de violencias para niñas, adolescentes y mujeres en México.

ODR is a non-profit organization in Eagle Pass originally organized in 2007 to assist Maverick County residents affected by the deadly Rosita Valley tornado as well as all persons affected by natural disasters in Maverick County.

Empowering the LGBTQ community by fostering education, promoting sexual health, and advocating for dignity, equality, and self-affirmation. We strive to create a community where diversity is celebrated, gender variance is respected, and every individual can thrive with pride and equality.

The Eagle Pass Public Health Coalition is a collaborative network of local organizations, health professionals, and community members working to address the root causes of health disparities in the region. They use data collection and community feedback to guide their efforts, ensuring that programs and services respond directly to the needs of the people they serve. This work is carried out through a variety of programs designed to support physical, mental, and emotional well-being across the community.

The Teen Support Hub is dedicated to creating a safe and inclusive space for local youth. By providing wellness resources, coping skills, and mental health support, the Hub empowers teens to navigate the challenges of adolescence with resilience and confidence. Through programs at the Eagle Pass Public Library and community events, the Hub promotes healthy habits, skill-building, and emotional growth, ensuring young people feel connected, supported, and valued.

The South Texas All Abilities Center is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for individuals with disabilities by providing meaningful resources, programs, and support. Through person-centered planning, STACC empowers each individual to be an active participant in their own journey, fostering independence, confidence, and growth. With a vision of a future where every person has the opportunity to thrive, STACC creates a welcoming community committed to accessibility, inclusion, and empowerment across South Texas.

Iglesia GAP (Grace, Love, Power International Ministry) is a faith-based community in Eagle Pass dedicated to uplifting and supporting families through worship, prayer, and community service. Offering Sunday services at 1:00 PM and Bible studies on Wednesdays at 7:00 PM, Iglesia GAP provides a welcoming space for spiritual growth and connection. Located at 1429 Coolidge St., the church combines vibrant worship with a commitment to care and compassion for the Eagle Pass community.